7 Must Haves Living In A Pop-up Camper at FREE Campsites
We have been living in a pop-up for over 3 months and have determined there are 7 Must Haves to live in a Pop-up Camper at Free Campsites. Hope you enjoy the video
After years of working 60 to 70 hours a week and never taking a vacation, Carolyn and I decided to quit our job and begin our full time RV’ing. We bought a 1970 Starcraft pop-up camper and a fixed it up. We may buy something more substantial later but we are quite excited starting our adventure in this pop-up.
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Hey Man. The plunger and bucket is a grate idea. Thanks. I have been doing tent camping for years. This year is me first with a popup. I have used a 20 lb cylinders with an adapter (Stansport 3 outlet) and hose for the stove and lantern.
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9"37 YOU CAN REFILL THEM, BUT READ THE WARRING ON THE SIDE AND DO SO AT A RISK.
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You are funny lol enjoyed the vid
I love the plunger idea ! This video was very helpful thank you!
Thank you for posting!
What do you do if you need to set up or break down camp and it’s raining?
Hello Carolyn. Hello Rob. Seems like yesterday! Best wishes to you both
Thanks for sharing your experiences. Small solar kits are great for powering electronics. I also always filter my drinking water, even at home.
Oh my goodness I just got that spin laundry machine that hand cranks, with 3 little boys and 2 adults we so needed a real washing machine..I wish I thought of a plunger before buying ..I was hand washing too until now lol darn
Get that woman a longer plunger handle.
All you need to refill the small propane tanks is a adapter that’s ~3” and it hooks up to the large propane tanks. My dad was blown away when he found out that’s all you need and wished he found out sooner. You guys might not want to do it if you don’t have 5lb+ tank but in case the people in the comments are interested. If you do use it make sure to put the black cap back on the tank if you don’t already put it back on after use.
Thank you for sharing helpful information!
I'm interested to hear the advice regarding eating a good distance away from ur popup. Are wild animals also attracted to your grey water and your rig (by the smell of foodstuffs). Is there therefore danger – or a lot of curiosity from passing wild animals?
Love your channel…Keep It Up!
A lot of good points.
It has been a while since I have gone back on your videos the view counts are quite amazing !!!
Would a campsite object to putting maybe an 8 foot clothes line up? Hang pants & shirts to dry in the sun? Thank you for your video's. xoxo
HI rob you are right for mental health alone add you have carol it is just a must, the power I lived without once I got my tiny home and it was so huge once it was hooked up, you got it down very well, refiling that tiny tank is not a good idea and too risky. cooking on the campfire is way more enjoyable, and washing bucket is way more fun many blessing you two
Thanks. This video answered so many questions. I found one acre of partially wooded private land to rent for $500 for the camping season with possibility of renting it year round if we like it. There are no services and we've yet to see it since we're waiting for the thaw here up north. We cannot build any permanent structures on it so I'm looking into the most cost effective shelter options.